I studied these drawings at the closest possible range – my eyes a few centimetres from the paper surface.
Then Morris pulls down Guerra, I think it was, centimetres from the NSW line.
The 300m pipeline, a few centimetres wide and buried just below the surface, carries water to the entire community from an illicit connection to the mains, created almost a decade ago by a sympathetic employee at Sabesp, the water board.
When he arrived at the coach, the security guard noticed that he had sustained a small cut of around four centimetres, believed to have been caused by a sharp object but not a knife.
I haven't seen the pictures but Jonny must have jumped on his bike a few centimetres early.
Carl Myerscough picked up bronze in the discus with a best throw of 60.64m, just 13 centimetres ahead of Apostolos Parellis in fourth.
Spurs should have retaken the lead before half-time and were centimetres away from doing so.
He's three years younger and three or four centimetres smaller.
In fact, I'd say car drivers in general deserve more credit than they get from the cycling fraternity, because I don't recall ever seeing a car driver spot a space on a fully loaded zebra crossing that's a couple of centimetres wider than his car, put his head down, cross to the wrong side of the road, and bolt through at full speed.
In his first trip to a civilian hospital since his arrest in late December, the Canadian-Egyptian journalist Mohamed Fahmy showed friends and family on Saturday that he could not move his right arm more than a few centimetres.
Such is the sheer visual presence of the gleaming "Bogányi" that it is surprising to learn that the instrument is a few centimetres shorter than a Steinway model D. From behind the keyboard, the sound is sustained and airy, as the curved left leg – it has only two – directs the sound from under the piano, as well as from above, creating a spacey effect.
